KitKat
23rd August 2002, 18:36
I know the title sounds scary, but maybe it's just me and maybe somebody will help me with this:
What I do:
1. Avi file encoded w/ Divx 5.0.2.
2. Two soundtracks, English & Director's comments.
3. Three subs: English, Portuguese & Spanish.
4. Chapters: imported list.
5. Mux!
What happens:
After 23 seconds of the movie is muxed, progress stops.
1. If I wait, OggMux freezes. Wait more, computer freezes. (That sounds like a memory prob. Ouch!)
OR
2. If I click Exit "quickly", OggMux exits. Then if I do Ctrl-Alt-Del, I'm stuck in the "Green screen." i.e. The desktop elements disappear (task bar, icons, etc.) but the Task Manager window never appears. All I can do then is a hard reboot.
But wait, there's more! Here's the kicker:
I did the exact same thing last week and it worked perfectly...!!!
The only difference is the avi file. I used different filters in VirtualDub, that's it...
I'm sorta puzzled and wonder if I installed some video-editing software since last week that can cause this problem. Hence, I'm far away from accusing OggMux of this problem, but still... Anybody experienced this before?
I'm on Win2k.
What I do:
1. Avi file encoded w/ Divx 5.0.2.
2. Two soundtracks, English & Director's comments.
3. Three subs: English, Portuguese & Spanish.
4. Chapters: imported list.
5. Mux!
What happens:
After 23 seconds of the movie is muxed, progress stops.
1. If I wait, OggMux freezes. Wait more, computer freezes. (That sounds like a memory prob. Ouch!)
OR
2. If I click Exit "quickly", OggMux exits. Then if I do Ctrl-Alt-Del, I'm stuck in the "Green screen." i.e. The desktop elements disappear (task bar, icons, etc.) but the Task Manager window never appears. All I can do then is a hard reboot.
But wait, there's more! Here's the kicker:
I did the exact same thing last week and it worked perfectly...!!!
The only difference is the avi file. I used different filters in VirtualDub, that's it...
I'm sorta puzzled and wonder if I installed some video-editing software since last week that can cause this problem. Hence, I'm far away from accusing OggMux of this problem, but still... Anybody experienced this before?
I'm on Win2k.